I've reached the end of the internet and I really really don't want to do a particularly annoying task. And I don't want to clean when I get home. And I really don't want to clear out my cabinets AGAIN this week.

I just don't wanna.

My company sponsored me for a whole day of diversity training, which includes gender/sex/sexuality sensitivity. For a whole day. At least they fed us, but, being who we are, 80% of the room showed up thinking it would be a diversity hiring best practices session, and the other 20% showed up hoping to air gripes about the one smoker on the floor who hacks up a lung every afternoon. (It's not that she smokes; it's that she goes outside and smokes and comes back inside and coughs like your grandma does 30 seconds before you dial 911.)

I wrote a very frank assessment at the end that said, "There has got to be a way to test out of this class, because that was incredibly boring and condescending."

Haven't been fired yet!

I just don't wanna.

Me either.

Wanna go to Vegas instead?

Is it warm there right now?

mac report: he has been picked up. Was all smiles and happy. Has proclaimed school "fun". Is voluntarily doing "homework" (I put this in quotes because what the hell is K homework) so it will be all done for his teacher tomorrow. I did not get to talk with him as my mom thought it might pull him from happy to whining. 34 minutes until I leave. 1:34 until I am home to hug him. ijs.

Aww! Cutiehead family story!

Aw! How's his English coming?

Yay, msbelle! And yay for mac. Kindergarten *is* fun, after all.

And homework can be anything from coloring to pretending to write a letter to cutting things out of a magazine. Three-year-old Sara does *homework* all the time with her big brothers, which consists of scribbling on a piece of paper with various crayons and looking very contemplative and serious while doing so.

Warm enough , sarameg.

YAY for good first days!

Hee--how's it hanging? (Alert for Hec--link is to cute cat pic.)